Method and apparatus for insulating a lumber kiln
OwnerRussell D. Warren, Charles D. Womacinventors
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Abstract
A lumber predrying/drying kiln comprises a multiplicity of panels, a multiplicity of mats, and resin. Each panel comprises a multiplicity of plates and a block of insulation. The plates comprise fibrous glass strands embedded in a resin. The plates surround and encapsulate each block of insulation. Panels are placed next to each other, and above and/or below each other, end-to-end, to form walls and a roof of the kiln. They are connected with several alternating layers of fiberglass mats and resin wide enough to cover the joint between, and rigidly and structurally connect, the panels.
Claims2
An apparatus for insulating kilns, said apparatus comprising:
- a paneling means having
- a moisture proof, highly acid resistant encapsulating means, which comprises a set of plates of fibrous glass strands embedded in a resin, insensitive to indigenous heat and
- a moisture resistant insulating means completely surrounded by, and sealed in by, the encapsulating means and
- a moisture proof, highly acid resistant means, insensitive to indigenous heat, for connecting the panels in a manner whereby a building is formed without diminishing the qualities of the encapsulating means.
A method for insulating kilns, said method comprising:
- constructing a paneling means having
- a moisture proof, highly acid resistant encapsulating means, which comprises a set of plates of fibrous glass strands embedded in a resin, insensitive to indigenous heat and
- a moisture resistant insulating means completely surrounded by, and sealed in by, the encapsulating means
- by completely and sealably surrounding the insulating means with the encapsulating means and
- connecting the paneling means in a manner whereby a building is formed without diminishing the qualities of being waterproof, acid proof and temperature resistant.
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